F riday , N ovember 4 , 2011
Oregon Convention Center 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Portland, Oregon
24 th Annual Ethics CLE
Communicating Across Cultures and Genders
presented by Nina Meierding
8:45 – 12:00
3.25 Access to Justice Credits
Online Ethics:
Wiring Your Practice Without Getting Shocked
1:00 – 4:00 3 Ethics Credits
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies: Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting
4:05 – 5:05
1 Child Abuse Reporting Credit Oregon Law Institute
of Lewis & Clark Law School
OLI
We raise the BarSChEduLE
Communicating Across Cultures and Genders
presented by Nina Meierding
3.25 Access to Justice Credits
8:15 LATE REGISTRATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF MATERIALS 8:45–10:15
Communicating Across Cultures
A discussion of direct and indirect communication (high and low context), cross talking and overlapping speech, ritual opposition, and how people process information and view time (monochronic and polychronic).
10:15–10:30 BREAk
10:30–12:00
I Can’t Believe You Said That!—
Gender differences in Communication
This session explores the difference between rapport and report talk and how it impacts the goal of the conversation, how humor does not always “translate”
across genders (or cultures), and how genders may validate differently. We will also examine how power is viewed and used.
12:00 ADjOURN
N
iNaM
eierdiNg,
M.
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d. , is an expert in negotiation and has taught thousands of lawyers worldwide how to be better negotiators. She was the Director and Senior Mediator at the Mediation Center in Ventura, California from 1985–2007 where she mediated over 4,000 disputes. She is an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University School of Law and Southern Methodist University, and has taught communication, mediation, and culture seminars in England,
Ireland, Sweden, Scotland, India, the Netherlands, and throughout
the U.S. Nina has served as the President of the Academy of Family
Mediators (AFM) and on the board of directors of the Association
for Conflict Resolution (ACR). Nina is the recipient of ACR’s 2005
john Haynes Award for distinguished service to the field of dispute
resolution.
Online Ethics: Wiring Your Practice Without Getting Shocked
3 Ethics Credits
4:05–5:05
drug Abuse Trends and Policies
This presentation will cover the basics of the Oregon child abuse and neglect reporting law for mandatory reporters, which includes all lawyers. It will also focus on an area of child abuse and neglect that drives most child dependency cases, namely parental substance abuse. Drug abuse trends, both Oregon and nationally, will be explored, as well as a very brief overview of substance abuse brain science and effective modes of treatment.
– Rob Bovett, District Attorney for Lincoln County
5:05 ADjOURN
1:00–2:00
Recent developments Regarding Oregon’s Rules of Professional Conduct
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Recent case law
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Recent ethics opinions
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Emerging issues
– Christopher R. Hardman, Law Office of C.R. Hardman – Jeffrey D. Sapiro, Disciplinary Counsel, Oregon State Bar
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies:
Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting
1 Child Abuse Reporting Credit
2:00–2:15 BREAk
2:15–4:00
Online Ethics: Wiring Your Practice Without Getting Shocked
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Ethical limits on the use of social networking and the Web as marketing tools
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Ethical limits on the use of social networking and the Web as tools of discovery
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Virtual/on-line lawyering: competent representation, privilege, and unbundling
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Identifying and producing, preserving or destroying the “client file” in an electronic world
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Ethical options upon receipt of arguably purloined emails or other documents
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Cloud computing and outsourcing questions
Moderator: Peter R. Jarvis, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
– David J. Elkanich, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
– Katherine Heekin, The Heekin Law Firm
MCLE C
rEditCommunicating Across Cultures and Genders will receive 3.25 Access to Justice credits.
Online Ethics will receive 3 Ethics credits.
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies will receive 1 Child Abuse Reporting credit.
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roduCtsEven if you cannot attend, you can still get the program on CDs or DVDs. Use the order form in this brochure to order your set today! OLI Annual Passholders may purchase OLI program products at 50% off the full retail price.
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onfirMationConfirmation will be sent via e-mail.
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anCELLationPoLiCyTuition minus a $20 handling charge will be refunded if the cancellation request is written and received by Monday, October 31, 2011.
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uitionassistanCEA limited number of scholarships are available based on financial need. Contact OLI.
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EPLaysPlease register at least one week prior to the replay date.
Bend – 11/18/11
Communicating Across Cultures and Genders – 8:30 a.m.
Online Ethics – 12:30 p.m.
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies – 3:30 p.m.
Bryant Lovlien & Jarvis 591 Mill View Way Eugene – 11/11/11
Communicating Across Cultures and Genders – 8:30 a.m.
Online Ethics – 12:30 p.m.
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies – 3:30 p.m.
Harrang Long Gary & Rudnick PC 360 East 10th Avenue, Ste. 300 Medford – 11/11/11
Communicating Across Cultures and Genders – 8:30 a.m.
Online Ethics – 12:30 p.m.
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies – 3:30 p.m.
Kellington Krack Richmond Blackhurst &
Glatte LLP 23 Newtown Street Portland – 11/30/11
Communicating Across Cultures and Genders – 8:30 a.m.
Online Ethics – 12:30 p.m.
Drug Abuse Trends and Policies – 3:30 p.m.
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Friday, November 4, 2011
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24 th
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